Jewelry as sculpture, not accessory. Every piece is conceived as a small artwork — modeled in 3D, cast in silver, finished by hand. Wearable art with real presence.
Jewelry that thinks like sculpture
The difference between jewelry and sculpture is often only scale and function. Eduardo Mauss treats every piece as a small sculptural object — composition, volume, negative space, contrast — that happens to be wearable.
The result are objects that hold up on a pedestal as well as on the body.
Process as part of the artwork
Each piece carries traces of its creation: marks from digital sculpting, surface texture from the 3D print, irregularities from the casting and hand finishing. These traces are intentional — they are what differentiates artwork from product.